Top London Public Transportation Tours - page 5

Discover the worlds of Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper on this private half-day private tour in London. Visit key filming locations from the popular BBC series "Sherlock" and other sites related to author Arthur Conan Doyle. Then learn about Jack the Ripper as you stroll through Whitechapel. Travel on foot and by public transport with informative commentary from your private guide.

Eat your way through London's historic markets on this private guided tour. Pass through several different neighborhoods, starting with the centuries-old Borough Market. As you learn about the culture and history of each location, with a focus on international roots, you’ll gain an understanding of what makes London such a uniquely cosmopolitan city.

Be immersed in the world of modern art on a private tour of London’s Tate Modern. Choose hotel pickup or make your own way, then follow a custom itinerary exploring works by Dali, Picasso, Rothko, and others, guided by the insights of your expert guide. Located on London’s Southbank, the gallery makes a perfect starting point for a day exploring London’s premier attractions.

Take in the best bits of London—and get more of your sightseeing time—with a private tour guide. Leave the stress of organizing to someone else as you tick off highlights including the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Covent Garden, and more. With your guide providing personal insight, enjoy learning about history, local life, and architecture. Plus, no need to bring a sandwich as a traditional pub lunch is included.

Explore Harry Potter's version of London on this full-day tour of the city's movie locations. From the magical Platform 9 ¾ to the hidden alleys of Leaky Cauldron, this tour takes you to iconic filming spots across the city. Follow in Harry's footsteps with a guide and uncover a different side of the city.

This tour is designed and conducted by a real "Londonerd" who lives and breathes pop culture. We will not only talk about dates, but we will analyze together the scenes, the gossip from the set and how the production transformed Greenwich today into the London Regency.

A tour like no other you have been on before! Even the Tour Guide won't know where you are going and what you will be doing until the very moment they meet the group! The idea is simple, the group is kept very small (Capped a 6 people) to offer a unique intimate and tailored experience. You meet at the starting location and discuss your interests with your experienced and local expert guide. Based on the information given to your tour leader, a completely tailored experience will be created especially for your group. Each tour totally unique! So where will you head to? Royal sites, Historic Pubs, TV and Film Locations, Hidden Alleys and Courts, Charles Dickens locations, James Bond, Harry Potter, Jack The Ripper, a trip down the River? The itinerary and locations will be decided by your group. Fortunately your tour leader is a London Tour Guide with multiple 5 Star Rated Tours and Badge of Excellence, so you are in good hands. Discover 2000 years of history and culture your way!

We visit 3 bars where Amy drank and partied as well as seeing Amy’s statue plus no less than 5 murals of her! You’ll see the place where she made her last performance and where she met Blake as well as checking out bars she worked and sang in! This tour includes a drink in each bar plus bar snacks. NB the itinerary is subject to change based on gigs and private bookings at some venues – on some occasions we might need to include alternative venues

London has in many ways been shaped by the British royal family over the generations. On this half-day private guided tour of royal sights across Central London, see where King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II were coronated, snap photographs in front of Buckingham Palace while enjoying the Changing of the Guard ceremony, and wander the gardens of Kensington Palace.

This is a unique week of tours to mark what would have been Freddie Mercury's 80th birthday. We will visit many sites associated with Freddie from his family home in Feltham, to Garden Lodge where he lived and tragically died in 1991. I will tell many stories about Queen, one of the greatest rock bands in the world. We will visit several iconic sites, where the band lived, socialised recorded and played. I have been a Queen fan for over 50 years and count myself lucky to have seen them in concert in 1986. This is an all day tour to cover a swathe of Freddie and Queen related locations. I intend for us to have lunch at the Champion Pub where it is said Freddie wrote 'We are the Champions" (Incidentally I am sceptical about this) During our tour as we commemorate Freddie's life I will show you a number of clips of Freddie and the band performing. We will be using public transport. A good level of fitness and walking shoes are required for this epic Queen journey

The Ultimate Sherlock Holmes Private Tour Step into the fog-shrouded streets of London on this immersive Sherlock Holmes walking tour, inspired by the original stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and enhanced with locations from the hit BBC series Sherlock. Perfect for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike, this tour blends literary history, real-world London, and modern screen adaptations into one unforgettable experience. Led by an expert guide and passionate Holmesian, you’ll explore the London that inspired Conan Doyle’s writing and discover how real places, crimes, and personalities were transformed into the legendary canon. Along the way, you’ll also visit select filming locations from the BBC’s Sherlock, seeing how the Victorian stories were reimagined for 21st-century London. This tour is firmly grounded in the original Sherlock Holmes stories, while offering fascinating insights into how Holmes has endured and evolved—from gaslit streets to modern television.

The historic sites that make up Shakespeare’s London are spread across the city and can be difficult to explore without guidance. However, this full-day, private tour brings the story together as you explore the streets where he lived and worked, passing key sites such as Guildhall Library, home to a First Folio, and the Globe Theatre. As you explore, your guide offers valuable context to what you see—something most travelers miss out on.